Techniques for User Agent Accessibility Guidelines 1.0

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the following references outside of its control. These references are included
for convenience. References to products are not endorsements of those
products.

"What is Accessible Software", James W. Thatcher, Ph.D., IBM,
1997. This paper, available at the IBM
Accessibility Center, gives a short example-based introduction to the
difference between software that is accessible, and software that can be used
by some assistive technologies.

Information on accessibility
guidelines for Unix and X Window applications. The Open Group has various guides that
explain the Motif and Common Desktop Environment (CDE) with
topics like how users interact with Motif/CDE applications and how to customize
these environments. Note: In X, the terms client and server
are used differently from their use when discussing the Web.

DirectDom technology, available from alphaWorks, allows a Java developer
to manipulate the live Document Object Model of a browser or Scalable Vector
Graphics plugin to build rich graphical user interfaces.